... BRADFORD.—WooI and Yarn.—The attendance today haa not been, perhaps, so large as might have been expected from tbe reviving spirit of the market, which can only be accounted for from the fact, that several spinners hold considerable stocks purchased the late forced sales, and in consequence hold back. Nevertheless, the transactions have been fully on an average with those for some weeks back, ...

... delivery of twelve lectures annually. The chair is usually held for three years. Lord Carlingford, who bas for some years devoted large portion of his time to tbe construction of flying machine, states that he has at last accomplished his object public trial of its powers is shortly to be made in Dublin. The Monostereoscope.—M. Gaudet, a pupil of Daguerre, has made an invention, wbicb, it is ...

... The Soulages Collection—so the rumour runs— will find final resting-place in tbe South Kensington Museum. Mr. Henry Cole and those who work with him bave so managed finances entrusted to their care that tbey clearly see way of paying certain annual sums (with interest) until the whole purchase-money is completed.— Illustrated News. It seems, after all, and in spite of his many former refusals, ...

... son of Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, the distinguished advocate of the abolition slavery, and head of the great brewing firm, by Miss Gurney, fifth daughter of tbe late Mr. John Gurney, of Earlham Hall, Norfolk. He was born September 16, 1812, and married, April 12, 1836, Catherine, daughter of tbe late Mr. Samuel Gurney, of Ham House, Essex. On the death of his father in October, 1845, be ...